Wednesday, Feb 26

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, cutting aid as part of a strategy to enhance security in Europe.

Tuesday, Feb 25

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy proposes to resign for NATO membership and peace as U.S.-Ukraine discussions on mineral rights progress amid ongoing Russian drone strikes.

Wednesday, Feb 19

European leaders convene in Paris to confront U.S. policy changes on Ukraine, emphasizing their commitment to security and potential troop deployments.

Monday, Feb 17

UK PM Keir Starmer signals readiness to send troops to Ukraine as European leaders convene in Paris to discuss security amidst shifting US priorities.

Sunday, Feb 16

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy calls for a European army at the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing self-reliance and the need for respect from the U.S.

Saturday, Feb 08

A Russian spy ship, the Kildin, caught fire off the Syrian coast, issuing distress calls. Military officials report on the incident and its implications.

Thursday, Jan 30

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. faces critical questioning in Senate confirmation hearings, focusing on his anti-vaccine history and shifting views on abortion.

Thursday, Jan 30

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen embarks on a European tour to bolster military presence around Greenland amidst growing global tensions.

Wednesday, Jan 29

NATO increases surveillance of the Baltic Sea to protect critical undersea cables, with rising concerns about potential sabotage amid geopolitical tensions.

Tuesday, Jan 28

Denmark's Prime Minister announces a $2 billion military investment in the Arctic as tensions rise over Trump's interest in Greenland.